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ERIE RAILWAY Through trains Ieay

~ 25d,sr mnnses esslGr than time shown from Cham
% 10 Pain 6g6aD D BSss
hiunao Niagara Falls Pullman Sleeping Coaches ron
TTnesye e SaSISn and st. Lou. Limited PM,
Of Day and Buret Sleeping coaches, to Meadys
ssspns Bao af FAILS s ma@
Coaches BnghamtOn, Elmira Buffalo, FAILS ami
aTs % nsaS @ sc d5 7S gS
So S!o $50 az ~ ~ $40 1870 1919 1920 ming9
755 s5 iS5S 200 .O'" oao 90 ,o 'r''
ri!ftSR Teft sy. re To- 20 So go s s
s sS $40 81 s Is O ESQ o 9so6 ms 1919 o os s
,si5 1890 p 1900 %idpieh,:, ,'', $40 .'' 80
esFs $50 g. 1000 va zoo so ssS 1, s5
sS w Is 49, m ~ geo iS 60 soo @ S l2'o "ns'
noon Tses $50 y S 80 "a $50 go s 49, 5oSo
SO 1850 e snd u mi sunday 5:4S S 1920
warwick, 4:45. 300 1920 a. 2:SO 45O n M sundays
Monticello and White Lake sOoa a. M $sosm 49,,
COO p IN. sundays 81 a. No. and 500 p m NV
Montgomery Eondout aud Kingston 900 m' S5j p N.
Scranton, banmofe week days. 9:OOa NJ; 2;3Op
$50 500 500 $50 p Sundays 5:i5, Sis, 900 1920
MiadsS%S Sssk days 455 545, 20 900 !G?Oa 49,
1920 a. H. 500 $50 500 p M 800 stops
Port Jews 4a3 $50 500 NJ go $3.50 40 COO
500 sop M sundays Sis, 800 1920 600, $50
passage and apartments a r. Room AL
Sse pin Of 6a 20 @s 5e left Gs' Ss
ogces Nos 81 4Ol IN 9j7 Broadway 1877 Wests Y. Y.
No 33I FultOn-st Brooklyn. or at the Companys dep0s
lY ? sor sh sA S ara 1000 p FARMER Gr As
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.
leave M:!t t5dS CO. Loves and 90 minute.
earlier from foot of Jay.st, North River o,s
Detroit and Chicago, '5:j5a a. ~. '6:05 's:l9 D III
ri Louis. '6:05. 'o:lj p. 49,,
Syracuse. Bunao Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara
Falls. 3. Is, '95j a. M, COS. 'sl5 ~,
Kingdom saugeTties, Cask, Albany 3:lo N'i4' 'Jo0,
ll.3Oa m, 4. sos. 'S.l5 y. - .,o,- .,.,5
Cranston's. Point. Cornwall, Newburg- To-, S;a
.7.l5 'a5J 1915 1870 sl;45 4. TO- D % ~ 80
Fef Montreal and Canada East, G:O5r M.
Hamilton London, 800 a. 'oOo SID D. NJ loton1o'
FIcsant sleeping cars for Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincn.
nat Detroit, Chicago and St Louis r.,... .,..,
Saratoga Specials. ll3O a m' $40 p III Di""'"S'''A
car se Sorse IL S0s n SATURDAYS only. 345
Iahes MOhun< nd Minntwaska via New F4u y lI;3D
a M 2I4I 3l5 D.. Drawing Rom cars 70 Kingston on
o 1880 M. 3;i5 p. trains: 49,, s...o an, ., pho,
Kaaterskill Hunter Grand to'e! S,~|yu sna ~ %
nlcia - 900 l. m sl:i5 345 D. M Drawn groom
cars Grand Hotel and PhGniea Or Iotel hst
eIskll and Mountain Housc) onGOO' ISV a. m ana 'to
Palenvie Cairo ana Mountain House station 3:l5 7l5.
O. lI3O ~. S45 D Drawing. car to CstsNiu on
DAILY iDaily except SATURDAY saturdays only
Trans daily except sunday. -
For tickets. timetables paror or slee aa w.
lions or information apply Offices Bt0okyh -SSo wssn'
ngtou.sL 100 Futonst Annex once loot oil tuitcnst:
York City, 1858 1856 942 Broadway, los bo"eiy -
lace and est shore stations ioo' o' MI -TS1'
loot OF Jay.st, y. Il. I; r. La ~,
: VauderbILaye General Passenger AseuI
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PrOoklyn.

pROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
ID The tlirtvsevent- year o. This DAY AM Boarding
school ouLg Laies Will begin NeptembcT IS send for
circular -
CHAELES T.. WEST PrincipJL
l5s MOataGue-st- Brooklyn, " y.
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Fen fluctuations
THE RAILROAD DISASTER.

Three views Of the wreck and illustrating lnciaents
wreck Chatsworth Illinois. with tho accompanying
article published in
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

For Red Bank. Long Branch Ocean Drove Asbury PARK
Ocean Reach, Spring Lake Point Pleasant &c.
,,..,., COMMENCING. JUNE 81 1881
trains leave New York foot Corandt aud Desbrosses st
7lo. 1910 NJ; 1900 noon 2.3O $50 $40 tmitei sS-
press except Red Bsnk '4:l0 ESQ p Sundays 7i5.
ylba. D p
From foot OF liberty. ST.. l. sl5 900 .I1l5 100.
.23O $50 QSst 49, $3.50 6l5 m. Sundays.
Asbury PARK
Denotes express trains
RUFUS BLODGETr J. r. WOOD, II. p BALDWIN
supt Gen. Pas.Agt p. r. r. q. PA. c. r. II. OF " J
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NORWICH LINE

For BOSTON, Worcester Portland and White Mountalns
DIRECT ROUTE
To
Now.London. Norwich Watch Hill AMI Block rsanL
RATES REDUCED
Steamers "Cy OF Worcester" city Of Boston," city
OF Lawrence leave PIER 90 North River foot OF Watss
pier above Desbrossess terryl daily SUNDAYS
cepted D. Tickets and saterooms secured at POI.
26l S97 457 and 957 Broadway 10 and IL Greenwchs.
1913 Bowery. House. Windsor and Cosmopolitan
hotels s35 Fultonst Brooklyn at Pier 40 North River
sleanera
q IN
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MISS WHITCOMB'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
VI LAIIlS aud lIiIL)i y. l9t Gin 81, Brooklyn
REQ. September q. AdIres- alO,e Circular
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Published by
DRUMMOND'S GREAT WORN.

NATURAL LAW IN TIE SPIRITUAL WORLD.
BY HENRY DRUMMOND, FIR T., EG.S.
Cheaper Edition. 435 Pages. Irioc II.
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Dipi0en6 Notlres.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLES LINE.-Pal
N AGO steamsrs DREW aud DEAN RICHMOND
lesveevery week day at p III from Psr IL N Il, foot
Canal-st. $500
Leave Brooklyn, via Annex. Fulton-st, at 8 p. m.
A -RONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATS
~. KILL MOUNTAINS LANDING at Cranston's
(west Poln0. Cornwall Newburg, Marlborough, Milton,
aware Stony Glove and Catskil Mountain Railroads
Steamers City OF Kingston and James W. Baldwin leave
every week day at4 M pier foot OF Harrisont except
Saturday when City OF Kingston leaves at m. landing
only at Newbnrgh aud Ponghkeepse connecting wtheven-
train for all Summer Resorts through the mountains
VIII leave ondout Sunday nights IL O'Clock arry val Of
special fast train from the mountains arriving at NewYork
Monday q a. M.
DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
- NORFOLK. VA and SOUTH.
Leave via Penn r. r. 40 Parlor cars 10 baltimore,
thence palace steamers arriving at OLD Point at S5
NO''O'A II" GenT Pas. Agent sic broadway, n y
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ STEAMERS KAATERSKILL AND CATSKTLL.
Leave Pier 80 n. r. foot OF Jav-.t,
EVERY WEEK DAY AT 7. NJ,
Except that Saturdays Kaatesk leaves at p NJ and
Walter Brett at 81 - -
CATSKILI, MOUNTAIN AND CAIRO r. r. CONNECTS.
Listof houses, rates &c. at pier or mailed free by
w. j. HUGHES. Treasurer Catskll, ~ Y
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UARPER'S WEEKLY.

UARPERS WEEKLY.
ssuea at noon Today Harry Fem contributes 20 this n
Der page Of sketches KenreDunk and Orchard Beach
In Cotton Field" subject Of iulp7sc Illustration
and Loading ar Ocean steamer Night" nils another
Portraits Henry wattcrsou, Katkoa Captain Mackenzie
Ell Whitney. and other illustrations timely e'torhia de-
scrptive articles. fction. etc, complete the number.
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Ten cents per copy 81 per year postage ro For sale y
ell Booksellers and Newsieaiers
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

TRAINS leave from Chamberss station for Englewoot
Tenahy. Closter. spaIkill and Nyack $50. 7l0 $50
9SO and ll:3O m. lis. $3.50 T. 400 500, o40 G3O
1890 D. M. II midnight Sundays. 7:lO $3.50 NJ. and
p M: For Manuel Spring Valley Monsey and Talmans.
$50 7;l0. $50 $50 $3.50 M (50 p. m. SATURDAYS
only. Sundays. $50 m- 5p. m.
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NEWT Jersey SOUTHERN DIV.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
For LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, 6

From PIERS. y. r.
ALSO 500 900 100 a m. 90 34j, 40. $50 p
SUNDAYS 30, lhoo a M. $50 p. M for Highlands sea
bright Long Branch. sc
At43D 600 m. Loo Saturdays only 3.iJ 4:3O go
for Atlantic Highlands.
AfSNO 900. II 90 a M, loo fj, 49, 5:3o p m TOT
Ebsron. Asbury Park Ocean Grove Ocean Beach, Sprlns
Lake Pt Pleasant &c
At 40 so0a NJ. 100 3:I5 p. M for Lakewood Toms
River ami B1ruegat.
}0s. m. p. ~ for Vueand. Brlgcion Beach Haven
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nrIAWARF, LACKAWAYNA and WEST

nFLAWARF, LACKAWANNA and WEST-
~ ERN RAlLR0An sHoRTEsTT LINE BETW WI "
TRAINS. NO DUST. ALWAYS ON TIME. PULLMAN
PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
Dcuots NcWYOrk. foot Of Barclay and ChriH0pherN<
Daily except SUNDAYS Buffalo and osweeo EXpre''
for Water Gap Siroudsburg Scranton Bnghamon Eimr4
Bath tu-vr. Buffalo, Syracuse. Oswego Greene oxford
NORWICH Utica connect at Scranton for Piiston, Wilkes
barre DAnvie aud Norihumberlnd at Oweso for ithaca
an terme' late stl tons
i m Binrhsmton and Elnira Express for water Cap
Fcarton nehamton Owego and lnra connects at Scran'
% Pttston. King stou. Wlkesbarre &C.
10 scranton Wilkc-barre ana Kingston f1preA
m. Daily Buffalo Limited Express for Stroudslnrr
Scranton BnghantOn. OwegO. FlmiTa. Corning BATH way
land usvie, Bu ilio &c. arriving in Buffalo 7lO a. NJ
p H. Day Bu1aio Uticl and D1n'vilc oswego Express
SrnriSburg scranton Bughamton. Cortland Syr2euse
Oswego Greene Oxford Norwich. Utica &C. connects AZ
for Ithaca intermediate stations eycepf saturdays
Connects AZ Buffalo with trains for all pOints Wat
Hchucd SPRING. a. daily except sundays Up. NJ
daily. lllman sleeper attached 49,,
Tickets for sale and baggage checked ~ 80 " 1
~ Me.LcutL LNnres. olloes Id Vow OK anu bIooNyn
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FAST GREENWICH ACADEMY Il. l.
- H.orrsn z"i with Board ~ MANAGEMENT and tho
o. Tic former III -uCcrssii Principal
hIstcass hoardue 0chwi Tor both seN"s thsrminely
located NarlF~u-~t Elv and direct rout" ifoW New
lofA Boston Thorough training win homeke care aud
comforts. college Preparatory. Literature Music ant Art
aud Commercial COLLEGE August 80 tsslOguc
iIec. s. hLe.. Rev h D. nLAkE-L ~. A 81. rumcLLM
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSE

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table of June 81 1887.
For PHILADELPHlA and TRENTON, Pound Brook
Ronte," at 400 1880 900. 100 1870 300. 400 $50
$780, 1900 p. Ill SUNDAYS at 400, s:45 a. m; $50, 1900
p. m.
Trains leaving at 400 7:3O 100 NJ. 100, 90 30
1880 1900 m. have connection for Reading Harrisburg
Pottsve ETC. 400 for Lake HopatcOng. Easton Beth
lohen, Allentown Reading. HARRISBURG etc. on Sundays
for Lake HOpatcong. EasOn
1880 for Lake HOpatcOng. EasOn, bethlehem, Allen
town Mauch Chunk
$40 for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk.
Wlkesbare. Scranton. Reading. Harrisburg. Posvlle.
Tamaqua. Shamokin, Sudbury. Lewsbnrg Willi1mspOrt
loo and l3D =. m. for EastOn Bethlehem, Allentown,
Msuch Chunk. Reading. Harrisburg. etc.
345 E1stOn. bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch CHUNK
Wikesbarre. Scranton. Tamaqua Shamokin.
43O p m. for Lake Hopacong, Easton Bethlehem, Allen
town. etc.
545 p NJ for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk
Wkesharre Reading Harrisburg etc On Sundays at 53O
j. m - ~ . "a
400 SD $50 Ills 1880 23o. $3.50 400 $50 800
Gljp sundays 900 D. 400 m Tor hed Bank Long
Branch Asbury Park Ocean Grove except sundays Pon'
Pleasant.
400 Sl5 $780, 4:3O p. m. for Lakewood. Toms River
4oOa M 1870 p m fo- Beach Haven, Atlantic City, Vine
400 SIS. lisa m. 1:3o $780, $50 G5 p. m, for Free
400 600 sis \. 30 1880 ll:l5 M. I:3O 2:3o 400
40 500 $50. els sundays 300 A. III, 400 p H. Tor
Pc
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BOSTON, WATCH HILL, NARRAGAN-
1 SErr PIER.
VIA STONINGTON LINE.

FROM New Pier "a North River block above Canast.
daily. except sunday. Through from
landing 20 Narragausett Pier without extra charge
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pACKAEp'S COLLEGE IN IFS NEW

= MUSIC. FINE ARTS. OKATOKY.
Literature, Eigi, Branches French German italian. Sc.
bet he world 100 Instructors 2l,j
students year. ioar and with heat and
tnc light ran term hegus September < 1851 illustrated
ndaI free. Address
J.. TOCEJEE, Director FIauklin square.
Boston
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Jnstrrrfion.
For Young Ladies-City

WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE GROUNDED
lg57l-Ee-opeu n Septe n her Doth Morgan Mansion,
20 Central Park West AZ b2d-st
NINE VAN NORMAN Principal
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NEW YORK ONTARIO 81 w kSIERN Rf
rraln. caAe from lerres Mest aga and Jayst as

follows.
we,l 42d 2 a. m Jsy.sf.. 80 a m, COR NiddleoTn
Flll-bu, g. Mon cel1 Liberty, Wa'on, Delhi Nor"lch
Luci Eoae, oneida. Fulton, oswcso Buffalo Ieiioi''
Chicago
West 42i 0:io a. m. Jay-st. 80 m. for Lake No
hons IaF" NunrwaskL Mddet"vn, El'nNHIe, FdI's-
burr. Mon cello. Lbcry. White Lake. -,,
West 4ei 10 p m. jays. 50 p m, FOR Lake no
honlt LAKE. nncwa-ka, Mdlctown, ELcnNille, FAILS
burg. Monticello. Liberty. While Lake. 1870
" - i9l 80 p. Jay-st, - p. m, daily Tor MID
dlc'oru. Iall-lrrg. Liberty, walton Norwich. oneida,
Oswoeo Susrcns on Bridge, Dc'iot chicago st. Louis.
S1'ur3av half hOlifay train, Yves i2d. Is m. jay
st. midtown. Ellonyilic, Fasburg Month
cello. Liberty. White Lake.
Pullman draw ne room and slccn'ug cars on NJ trains
Seas md bcrhs reserved a, 30I Broadway Tine.ael@
ticket oOT 3O7. gff 1923 Broadway, 1871 9Th
ave- 81 East 10 ith.st. 2O4 West l2jth.st Y. Y.
J. c. ANDERSON. O. p A.
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NEW JERSEY STATE MODEL SCHOOL,
~ TRENTON. y ].
4 boar'inc school for young ladies' and Gentlemen.
school rooms and boarding halls separate and distinct Tor
each
perc year for tut on. books board wash NIX,
fgel aud Ia It, 500 All bedroom and table furniture
found.
superior advantages all departments. viz: Cassi.
ca mathematical commercial. scientific, musical, urawins.
and n bo.lrS.le tttes
W.1IASBROUCK
Trenton -
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For Young Ladies-Country

DOkDLNTON \ FEUALE COLLEGE.
- Claiming location on The Delaware Heaithful homo
LLe, thoToV - ana CLrstlsD. iscites
Manners and lea carefully guarded FOL
ta.aloe address REV. v -. G. BOWL y a. NJ.
Prtslncn L OF Il. n. j.
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YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY,
i FREEHOLD. y. J. 4ith Year . .
AhNrrss 4. llIAN DIEH. ID. ID
tlSn AT MOUNT HOPE LADIES SEM
- -y'JU MARY. Music ana Art extra Tsrrytown' y

ACADEMY AND HOME FOR TEN BOYS.
y GREENWICH CONN-IhoroIeh preparation Tor
business o. college Absolutely healthy Toe Aen ant gen
unc home wa reincI SURROUNDINGS highest rel
cGcncc. gwen and required J. u. ROOT, principal.
boys BOARDING SC1IOOL.-I hr0gg's
40 Neck. Westcheser y. - thorough prcpsrai on for
college. scientific schools aid business. ample grounds
cymnasu september 20 Tor circulars apply to r.
4 ff 4
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K ansas Horses.

Mr. G.. l.. Duthcher, of Usage Mission,
Kansas, brought seventeen horses to this
station, Tuesday morning, in an Arms
Palace Horse Car Il style of car that
has never been seen here before. The
car is manufactured expressly for the
purpose of transporting horses and is fit
ted up in fine style with apartments for
the horses and the storage of forage to
he used on the route 1t will remain here
until tomorrow and may be seen in the
Il. r. yard.
Mr.. butcher had a variety of incidents
unpleasant and otherwise on he long
route from Southern Kansas He started
Saturday, Nov. 10Th, and was ten days
maxi the trip. The train struck snow
at Danvillc, H. The river at LoganS-
port, Ind, was frozen over and the train
was snow bound there for short time.
He found snow as far cast As Franklin,
New York. Thus it appears that Maine
has been greatly favored above States
further south, in the matter of weather
this season. Mr. butcher sells the
horses at auction at llescl.on's stables to-
morrow.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-11-30

Among the Corporations organized
under the general law last week we notice
the ShurtleT Pulp and Paper company
what was organized at Lewiston but
will have its place of business in Skow-
hogan. Capital stock S5l 900; par value
of share SlO0, The stockholders are
Alya Shurtleh South Paris David B.
Sawyer, Lewiston; W. X Shnrtcn,
Skowhegan. Alya Shurtlef is president,
w. X. Shurtetf treasurer, and the above
named stockholders are directors. The
purposes OF the corporation are the
manufacturing and selling of wo d pulp
paper and pulp ware; and to that end to
own and hold and lease real estate, water
power, water rights and machinery.
We are informed that this will make no
change in the business of w. X. Shurtlcif
4 Co , further than to incorporate the
members of the well known firm that has
transacted business here for many years
with the above name.
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Wesserunset Wooden Mill Co.

This company held a special meeting
Saturday last and voted to increase the
capital stock from S35 900 to $4,000. The
following board of officers was elected:
+. f. Danforth Henry Merrill, David c,
Jrwett, Galcn kincaid, Laban kincaid,
d +. Hobart and b. =, j. Weston,
directors Charles Thompson treasurer;
Joseph Thompson, clerk. The directors
are cahNas>ing for subscribers to the
stock to increase the capital to provide
for small floating Indebtedness and to
increase the working capital. The an
nual statements Of company are prepar
ed by the expert, c. +, Jones, Esqo who
has been working on them. They show
that if the goods on hand in New York
could he sold at the prices they have been
getting that their manufacturing accounts
would ,how a small margin on the righ
side.
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The New Postmas ter.

Col. W. K. g. Estes u wellknown
business mau of this town, has been ap-
pointed 10y President Cleveland postmas-
ted OF Skowhegan. Mr. Estes is Il mem
Der Of the firm Estes 4 Ward, dealers in
clothing and gents furnishing goods, and
has been in business here for many years.
Tie was. during the term OF two years
Grand Master of the Masonic Lodge of
Maine. and was also member Of Cover
nor Alonzo GarccIsn's military staff III
ls79, and has large acquaintance in the
State,
Mr.. Estes received the congratulations
Of many friends, yesterday, upon his ap-
peintment. He says he vas surprised at
the news, perhaps a. much as SO as any
man in town, as he had requested the
withdrawal Of his name some months
ago. lie remarked that If he succeeds in
performing the duties as satisfactorily as
his predecessor he shall be entirely salts
fled Mr.. Estes will undoubtedly make
an efficient officer
French has received new Otof tobog
gauS Come in and see them.
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Fire In Town.

The new house built during the present
season and occupied by Freeman B.
league on the South side ON Front street
was destroyed by fire Thursday last The
furniture was mostly saved but in
damaged condition. The Fire department
got ont very promptly and stream of
water was got ON that soon put he fire
out, but the distance being nearly "A mile
from the engine house and the building
being light it was rendered entirely worth
less. There was $500 insurance on the
house. and 5000 on the furniture with the
agency of Dinsmorc Bickford.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-11-30

Get your stamped linen goods and
tambo at Ordway's.
Look at fancy pushes and silks In
new shades at King & Wards.
\ tlne line Of fancy box papers at W.
7. Goodwin Cos. Look at his window.
Don't forget to read the adj of closing
sale at the Vickery store on our first
page.
w. b. Sucking, Abram Wyman, and
Frank +. Nye, Colby students, returned
to Wateryille this morning, after spcud-
the short vacation with friends here.
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Job Printing.

The Job Printing Establishment connected with
the SOMERSET REPoRTKR is prepared to do all class
-es of work, the richest well the most common
lobs Competent and experienced workmen arc
employed and large stock of paper, envelopes ad
,ertisng, wedding and business cards in great va
riety Orders of dances, bills of fare, programs
ETC. etc. printed in great variety of STYLES ON .hort
notice Commercial printing a speciality. Orders
bv mail will receive careful attention.
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BOSTON MARKETS.


Bp-loN Nvv X
FLOUR NnterWheat straight aud ROLLER s II
t. 6j; spring patents 81 % lo5 81. Cornme,d )
a bag.
CORN steamer yellow 62c
OATS Choice u to BE
The above prices are for car lots
Provisions.
PORN l'rnne me+~ siGN Hams lOia 10 lie
FRESH BEEF Choice Steers ~ Ia - a pound
MUTTON Spring lamb, to at. Brighton NUT.
ton 1c.
Farm Produce.
BUTTER Western extra fresh creamery e9o
10 2Sc; fresh imitation choice 81 - ~, eriuont
dairy new u 10 2ic
EGGS Eastern fresh ii to 20
CHEESE Northern ltl3r.
POULTRY W theru fresh fpNl, Il 20 &c.
POTATOES Ncrmpat rose dle pee In-h.
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A Pleasant Trip.

Many Somerset people will read the
following with interest:
Pasadena, Nov Il, 81.
b. f. Eaton, Dear Sir;
We have accom-
plishcd that fearful and frghtful journey,
as people will say, between Maine and
Cal With our accommodations one
would have to imagine a good deal to say
they suffered i'll the least. The cars were
all you told Us we should find, and we can
truly say that the scenery along the way
will more than repay one the price of his
ticket, The railroad officials were very
Kind and did all in their power for oul
enjoyment
Offering YOU our heartfelt gratitude fo
the interest you took for our comfort
we remain
Yours truly,
DR.. IVORY Low.
CHAS Il. WHITING.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-11-30

RING OFT THE BELLS for Bells SarSa-
parilla. Chas Ellis, of Corinna, Me,
writes Il was afflicted with Gastralgia,
caused by Catarrh, My food distressed
me very bad. Nothing would help ne
but Bells Sarsaparila. No other mcdi-
cine is its equal for stomach troubles.
II YOU are n sufferer do not fail to try
it." 80 cts. per bottle by all Druggists.
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Remember that French carries the best
line of xii gloves in town
All persons indebted to F. 5 Cairns
must settle before Dec. 18th, or pay the
collection expenses of Il lawyer. BrsI-
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hcs6t&
Bread Preparation.
THE AEAlTHFUL g. NUTRITIOUS
Baking Powder.

Restores to the flour the strength.
giving poosphatcs that are removed
with the bran, and which are re-
quired by the system. No other
baking powder does this. 1t costs
less and IS stronger and more
wholesome than any other powder.
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cambrdpc-Nov 18th, by Geo Mitchell Is~g.
Mr.. J. Bllshnd Leighton, and Mis-. l.. Emma
Ring, both Of Cambridge.
Cnton-Nov roth, by Rev. $. Merrill, Mr.
Roland Whttcn, and Miss. Al,c Mynot, both of
Clinton
skowhcgan Nov. 23rd, by Rev ]. NJ. Frost. Mr..
Charles \. Perkins, and Mr.. Lillian NJ. Wing,
both Of Skuwhcgln.
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